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THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICE.

LONDON SERVICE

LAOMEDONG-

(Direct)

6th Pre-bon-don-Rotterdam & Hamburg-- TEIKESIAS 13th Dec. London, Amsterdam & Antwerp BELLEROPHON 20th Dec. 3rd Jan. 10th Jan.

LYCAON HELENUS

London, Rotterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Rotterdam & Hamburg LIVERPOOL SERVICE (Direct or via Continental Ports)

ORESTES DEUCALION AGAMEMNON

6th Dec...

Liverpool

14th Dec. Marseilles, Havre & Liverpool 20th Dec. Genna & Liverpool

PACIFIC SERVICE

TALTHYBIUS TYNDAREUS

PROTESILAUS

(via Kobe and Yokohama)

13th Dec.

3rd Jan. 31st Jan.

Victoria, Sextile & Vancouver

NEW YORK SERVICE

[vla Suez or Panama)

KNIGHT OF THE GIRTER 20 December. via Suez

YANOTSZE

TEIRESIAS TEIRES: AS

20th December. PASSENGER SERVICE

27th Nav. for Shanghai 13:5 Doc..

via Suez

for Singapore & London

For Freight an] Passage Rates an all Information Apply to:

*

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

AGENTA

1814 ESTABLISARS 1914

JOHN

HADDON

AND CO.

Export and Import Agents

For ONE HUNDRED YEARS in the CITY OF LONDON we have acted as Buying and Selling Agents for Traders,Storekeepers, Growers of Colonial Produce. Are you requiring the services of London Agents to promote your interests? We shall be pleased to enter into correspond- ence with a view to arranging

terms to mutual advantage.

CASE

譬

BANK CREDITS ARRANGED. ... ADVANCED AGAINST SHIPMENTS.

JOHN

HADDON

AND CO.

Colonial Merchants and Produce Agents,

SALISBURY SQUARE, LONDON, EC.

THE HONGKONG.

KIER

WHITE DAY

BALAZORAFM:

Ideal Food

for hot countries

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26; 1921.

The nal contains but little fat-a heat-producing element.

It is one-sixth protein, the body building element As an energy food it has age-de! fante.

For growing children it turus matchless hood. Mions, the world over, make their breakfast Quaker Oats.

It supplies twice the food units of beef, poval for pound.

Try Quaker Oats each morning for a month. See how your vin improves. It comes in tins.

Quaker Oats

Local Agens; J. D. Hutchins & Ca, il-gkı 25.

GARDEN SUBURBS

OUT OF RATES.

Labour Housing Policy.

A housing policy for the Labour movement was outlined at a con-i ference of the Labour Housing! Association, at Cardiff. A resolu- tion was carried demanding thei provision of houses on garden suburb principles, on the best available sites, and at the lowest possible rents, and advocating that cal authorities should be empowered to provide housing! accommodation out of the ra es with financial assistance fon Imperial sources. The Govern- ment's housing policy, with its limitation of the building pro- gramme. was severely coa- demLed:

Mr. E. L. Foulton, president of the Trades Union Congress, who presided, said that it was clear that pressure must be brought to bear on the Government to end existing housing scandal. He hoped they would make it so hot for somebody that the presen condition of things would spcedit; ly end. One of the reasons given by the Gorerument for the re- striction of the teasing pro gramme was the high cost, but that! was entirely due to the, attitude | of the Government, who had been too tender with the trusts and combines. (Cheers) They were nowilling to take action against] vested interests. The building) trade workers were being blamed for not working harder. but there was abundant proof that "rings" bad been created artificially to keep up prices, thus increasing the cost of raw materials acd making it harder for local authorities to erect houses at a reasonable cost.

Mr. George Hicks, president of the Federation of Building Oper- atives, said the anions were willing to encourage increased output in the erection of houses. but their practical proposals had not been entertained, and the Government had made political capital out of the situation.

SHIPBUILDERS.

SHIP REPARERS.

BOLER MAKERS.

FORGE MASTERS.

OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDERS.

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS.

-DRY DOCK

OF HONGKONG, LIMITED

TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

FEL ADORCAR.—-” TABIDODOCR

ELEPHONE 10, 20

LENGTH 787 FWCY

LENGTH ON BLOCKS 750 FEET

DEPTH ON CENTRE OF

SILL 'HWOST.) 34 FI. 6 INS -THREE SLIPWAYS

CAPABLE OF HANDLING SHIPS UP TO 3000 TONS DISPLACEMENT.

ELECTRIC CRANE AT SEA WALL CAPABLE OF LIFTING 100 TONS AT JO FEET RADRIS

MOASAŬNG.

GALL Plae: "C" OVER "ANS, PENNANT ~

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS,

MONGKONG, CHINA & JAPAN

Stand Back You Cowards! I'll Shoot the First Man That Moves!"

It is one of the most dramatic moments in the big TOM TERRISS special production.

"Dead Men

Tell

No Tales"

From the famous novel by E. W. HORNUNG, author of "Raffles," etc., which is being shown at

THE CORONET TO-DAY TILL WEDNESDAY

A mammoth spectacle, an all-star cast, including Catherine Calvert. Staged at a cost of half a million dollars.

to

JAPAN AND CHINA.

that President Wilson Was To suggest that Mansburia and Japan's established position. in Mr. Bland's Contentions. consenting party to the Treaty, Mongolia be treated as integral Manchuris and Mongolis; (2) Mr. Coppock, secretary of the Mr. J.O F. Bland, writing in and that Japan, because of this, provinces of China in the same Simultaneous restoration Building Operativas-Federation the November number of the agreed to withdraw the thorny way as the eighteen provinces of China by all the Powers of said that more money was wasted Atlantic Monthly, says that the question of racial equality. Chins Proper is to ignore the leased territory in China Prop oo experiments, such as the air-Conference will succeed if re- Regarding Manchuria, Mr. basic realities of the situation er and the abandonment of all ship now a wreck in the Humber,sponsible American opinion is Bland says that the original and the elements of geography claims to spheres of Influence; than was needed to carry out the not misled by Chinese pro-leave of the Liaotnog peninsula and bistory,

(3) The withdrawal of all foreign entire housing programme. paganda. China and the United granted to Russia was only s Mr. Bland auggests that garrisons and post offices from Mrs. Turner, of Cardiff, saidtates not being parties to the political device to save face for practicable means be followed in the eighteen provinces; (4) Con- that acimals and motor-cars were Versailles Treaty may disclaim Li Hung-chang. Actually China's settling Eastern questions, and certed action of the Powers to nowadays better housed than the Japan's right to Shantung. Bat sovereign rights in Manchuria as practicable means he suggests. belp China to a restoration of ber people.

we must not overlook, the fact) were doomed from that moment.(1) Reaso abla recognition of economic and political stability.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Jack of All Trades?

YESS-MY MAN

WILL BE HERE IN

THE MORNING

THATS". FINE MR. SALE TIL EXPECT

HIM.

Who uwz THAT, POP

AT 8.

ON-THATS" MR. GALE ~~~-

THE FELLOW THAT

LIVES” IN THE NEXT

BLOCK.

WHAT'S HE

DO, POD?

OH, EVERYTHING-LES A

PAINTER-CARPENTER.- PLUMBER-MECHANIC-ARTIST]

- IN FACT THERE ISNT ANY-

THING MR.GALE

CANT

DO

BY BLOSSER

CAN HE WIGGLE

HIS EARS,

POP?

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